Scottish soul-rock singer Maggie Bell first gained prominence singing with Stone the Crows, which released it's first album in 1970 and broke up in June 1973. Bell went solo with Queen of the Night (featuring the U.S. number 97 "After Midnight") in 1974, followed by Suicide Sal, both of which charted in the U.S. Her only U.K. chart singles came with 'Hazell' (number 37) in 1978, and a duet with B.A. Robertson, 'Hold Me' (number 11), in 1981. Angel Air. 2006.
Scottish soul-rock singer Maggie Bell first gained prominence singing with Stone the Crows, which released it's first album in 1970 and broke up in June 1973. Bell went solo with Queen of the Night (featuring the U.S. number 97 "After Midnight") in 1974, followed by Suicide Sal, both of which charted in the U.S. Her only U.K. chart singles came with 'Hazell' (number 37) in 1978, and a duet with B.A. Robertson, 'Hold Me' (number 11), in 1981. Angel Air. 2006.
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